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I watched the series in Disney Channel till it's final episode. Nice plot and the acting's superb: Kim Nam Joo at her best as a mother seeking justice for her son and as mother to Eun Woo who was lost in his quest for vengeance, Kim Kang woo as the anchor reporter and father. Everyone's over the top in their character play. Kudos to a very different and matured Cha Eun Woo who surpassed everyone's expectations of his role play. I'm counting on an award for him for his remarkable acting, finally making him a serious actor, departing from his stoic typecast in highschool dramas like True Beauty and Gangnam Beauty. Emotions are always high in each episode as I empathize with the pain of losing someone dear in life. I find myself smiling, smirking,and crying as I watch the actors play their part. In sum, there are several lessons to learn in this great drama - finding courage to fight for what is right and just, finding relevance to the saying that "truth will set you free", all bad and evil things won't last, a quiet peace in forgiveness, and never give up on your dreams. The wounds and the pain will remain with us, and although will eventually lessen in time, it will never be gone. Losing a child, a parent, or anyone very dear to us, leaves a void in the heart that nothing can fill. But life goes on for the living. Quoting DESIDERATA: With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Congratulations to everyone who's part of this great work of art: the actors, director, scriptwriter, the technical staff and those working behind the scene. WONDERFUL WORLD indeed! ❤️

Not an exceptionally awesome story but still a good one, fast paced so it's not that boring that you need to fast forward to skip some scenes. It's a refreshing break to have this romcom after watching Ji Chang-Wook in The Worst of Evil and Kim Yoo-jung in My Demon. Chang-Wook is adorable as always with his facial expressions and Yoo-jung is just a perfect partner for him in this series. Spoiler review: I hate Yoo-jung's "long hair". It's pretty obvious that it was an extension and there was no need for such in her role. There were scenes that it simply looked crummy. Whoever suggested that hairstyle was a nitwit.😁 On the whole, I enjoyed watching this and would highly recommend that's why I'm giving it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This show, while having lots of denominator with beauty issues in True Beauty and with Cha Eun Woo again in the lead, is fun and entertaining too. I could honestly declare though it was Cha Eun Woo that kept me going through with the series. It's nothing extraordinary like his Wonderful World role because this show is basically about a woman's beauty, the struggles of having an ugly face just like in True Beauty. I would say entertaining because this seldom happens in real life. And Im Soo hyang is a bit better looking than Mun Ka-young in her role in True Beauty.🙂

At first it was entertaining and you learn a lot about Chinese history and culture, friendship, failures and redemption, a story of the complicated journey of two ladies with family issues and cultures but emotionally understandable. It also raised awareness on health. Very educational actually except for a few glitches here and there. I love the characters of James Chen, Peggy Tseng and Denny Huang in that particular order. The character of Tammy Chen on the other hand was kind of offish. Blame it on her upbringing maybe, (an overprotected child) but the storyline goes like she was old enough to venture and discover herself in San Francisco but she continuously acts like lost or immature. Watching such childishness became quite irritating after a while and it didn't go well with her looks too. She definitely looked matured but was behaving irrationally with jealousy? Ughhh. Overall review though, it's worth watching but you have to bear some unnecessary scenes obviously inserted to stretch the story.

Just finished the full 20 episodes that left me high and dry. Storyline is okay except for the prolonged episodes of the "amnesia" thing that opened a lot of evil scheming and the likes. The series could have ended in 16 episodes if not for the unnecessary focus on the "memory loss". In so far as role plays, everyone did a good job especially Song Joong Ki who was probably in his mid 20s when the file was made. On the technical side, I have noticed this in several K-dramas - they lack continuity. In one episode, Park Siyeon's face was perfect in one scene,; same episode, her face was fluffy, obviously she gained unwanted pounds. The make up on Moon Chaewon in the "amnesia" episodes were terrible. She looked so pale like she lost lots of blood. Joong Ki's bruises and cuts too. Anyways, sorry for these thoughts. Can't help noticing minor trashes having worked as scriptwriter and editor in television before. Moving forward, this film deserves a "must watch" recommendation.

I just finished watching this in Disney channel as it's not in Netflix. It took me 2 days to watch the full 12 episodes and indeed, it is nerve wracking and drained my energy too. I can't find the right words to describe how I felt after watching the last scene. On the lighter side, I agree that this is a smoked filled movie with almost all episodes showing people smoking. Hats off to Ji Chang WOOK (Park Junmo), Wi Ha-joon (Gi-cheol) and Ji Seung hyun (Dohyung). I like this "unglamorous" look of Chang Wook, using his eyes to convey the emotions he felt at the moment. Although K2 and Healer are action films, he still had that "matinee" look in him. Seriously, I will recommend this as a "must watch" but only to those who won't flinch while watching violence.

Nice story dwelling on faith, gratitude, human emotions, betrayal and love. My honest opinion goes: Shin Hye Sun, one of the ultimate actresses of K-dramas, should have had a double while doing ballet scenes. There were scenes when she was stiff. Kim Bo-mi should have been consulted as a real life ballet dancer. Everyone did a good job portraying their characters - Lee Dong-gun Kim Myung-soo and Kim In-kwon.

I always love watching period plays in Netflix and there are lots I wished never had its finale. I laud the actors and the characters they portrayed although I agree with one who commented that the female lead played by a good actress, Shin Se Kyung, is quite lacking in substance. Her face is so delicate and beautiful and frail, and normally, with her small frame, is impossible to pass as a man no matter how one wishes to acknowledge the storyline since it doesn't exude strength of character or display much of emotion. Even the way she walks is a give away that she's not a man. But seeing her in other K-dramas, I rate her as one of the good actors of Korea, and beautiful too at that. Jo Jung-suk is at his best, as always, and so is Lee Shin young and the rest of the cast.